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I a I PARLIAMENT OF UGANDA 1OTH PARLTAMENT REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON HUMAN RIGHTS ON THE ALLEGATIONS OF SEXUAL ABUSE AND VIOLATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS BY MR BRIAN KIRUMIRA AGAINST MS STELLA NANDAWI,'LA AND OTHER WOMEN OFFICE OF THE CLERK TO PARLIAMENT PARLIAMENT BWLDTNG KAMPALA-UGANDA FEBRUARY 2O2I ( \ ,.

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((tLititr CL- 1\1',r"\ REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON HUMAN RIGHTS ON THE ALLEGATIONS OF SEXUAL ABUSE AND VIOLATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS BY MR BRIAN KIRUMIRA AGAINST MS. STELLA NANDAWULA AND OTHER WOMEN l.o INTRODUCTION The Committce on [-luman Rights considerecl the allegations of sexual abusc and violation of hum:rn rights b1- Mr. Brian Kirumira against Ms. Stella Nandanula and othcr \\romen in accordancc rvith its mandate dcrived from Rule 182, (d) of the Rules of Procedure ol thc Parliament of Uganda.
On thc l4th dery of May 2020, thc Committee on Human Right.s rvas directecl b), the House to consicler.r mattcr raiscd b1.'

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Kibalyn Ilenry, Mernber of Parliament for Llugabula County South about the sexual abuse trnd violartion of thc right.s ol one Stella Nandarvula and othcr rvomen by Mr. Brian Kirumira, also known as Brian Whitc.

The concern arose out r-rf a television program called 'Uncut' rvhich n as irired on NBS Tclcvision on 13d1 Mav 2O2O highlighting thc arbor.e.
The a[egations on sexual abuse rvere made by Ms. Stella Nandarvula in recordings on social media and by Ms. Vivian Mutanda intervieq,ed on NBS television.

Similar allegations r.ve re made by a onc Lcticia Nabulime living in Germany and Ms.

Moon Tckcsha living in Dubai.

AlI the abor.c-mcntioned ladies claimcd to have been violat.ed sexually rvhile rvorking lor Mr. Briatn Kirumira under the umbrella of thc Bryan Whilc Foundation, a local NGO.
The Committec sought to establish che truths, seek justicc for the r.ictims, protcct othcr $,omen whose rights couid herve bcen violatcd and hc\r to prevent thc occurrence of similar acts ol'Gendcr Based Violcncc.

1,1 'l l$" 1 I f I r ;-,' i_ 1 &'.-1 1 1 Background to Sexual Abuse against Women and girls in Uganda Gender Based Violence remains a critical issue for thc state (o addrcss consiclering its dcvastating effects on survivors in Ugander.
Tlrc availnble data indicates Lh.al 2'2'% of w'omen and 8'rlo olmcn have ever expericnccd sexual violence, 51% of women havc cter expericnced physical violence since the age oI l5 years and 56o/ct of ever- married rvomen and 44% of evcr - married men had cxperiencect spousarl violencc, rvhether physical, sexual or emotional (UDHS 20 16).

Only 33% ol u'omen and 30% o[ men u,ho had experienced phvsical or sexual violencc had sought help.
Thc Committec r\ras concerned bv the increasing cases of Gcnder Based violence throughout the Country.

Accorcling to the Ugandn Police Force, a total of 10,280 cases of GBV had been rcported betn,een January and April 2O2O; 49.2%o of these lvere cases of sexual abuse and of these 43.2olo \\rere cases of defilement.

A total of 161 (l .60/ol are murdcrs resulting lrom dr:mestic violcnce.

Thc Committet: notes rvith concern that thcre are many cases of GBV, '"r,hich htrve not been re portcd.
The burden <.rf GBV on national development is huge.

Thcrc hacl becn loss ol'lives contrary to the Govcrnmenl of Uganda's position of saving lives of Ugandans during COVTD 19.

The human rights of children, \r!

'omen, older pcrsons ar-rd Pn'Ds had been and continue to be vi<-rlated contrar-\.

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!,n lali.s ancl policies which obligc the Ministry ol Genclcr, Labour and Social Devclopmcnt to protect the human rights of evcrybodv regardlcss of rvho thcy are.

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1,2 Legal Provisions on Sexual Abuse The World HealLh Organization (WI{O) otlcrs somc instrlrctivc dcfinitiorr to sexual abuse.
Sexual abr-rse is thus definccl as any sexual act, attempt lo obtain a scxual act, untanted sexual commcnts or advances or acts to traflic or otherw'ise directed, against a person's sexuality using cocrcion, by any'person regardless of t.heir rclationship to thc vjctims, in any setting, including but not limited to home and ',r,ork.

Sr:xual abuse cor.crs phl,sical or scxual violence againsc a pcrson, w'hcther male or lemalc, which violates thc person's bodill,' integrity and scxual autonomy.
The ke1' word in the definition of scxual abuse and violence is coercion r.r,hich could cover a u,hole rangc of lcvel of force.

The force would include but not limitecl to pl-rysical force, psychological intimiclation, blackmail or other f<rrrrrs of threat such as thrcat of pl-rvsical harm, or bcing dismissed from a job or not.

obtaining a job that is sought.


In some instances the victim is unable to give conscnt as in the case of drunkenness, influencc of drug, when one is asleep or mentally incapacitated.

Sexual violence also implies that someone forces or manipuiates someonc else into unlr.,anted sexual activitl.

rvithout their consent.

Usually the abusers can be acquaintanccs, familv members, arrd trusted individuals or stran6lcrs.

The Constitr-rtion ol Uganda 1995 dcals extensively ',r,ith fundamental rights.
Article 24 protects a person from being subjcctcd to any form ol tortLlre or crucl, inhuman <-rr degrading treatment or punishment.

I Every individual is entitled to respcct for thc dignity of his (her) person and , accordingll' (a) no person shall be subjcctccl to torturc or to inhum:rn or degradirrg trcatment.

Sexual violenc<: in any form is an act against the personal dignity and honour of :rny person (r,,ictim).

lt is torturc of the highe st orcler and ntrar).


t(J t hc provisions ol thc Constitution rL'( @^r-,1 U ":'t 3 k t r-- \\\ l-- x ,t ( Thc Pcnal Cocle Act Cap 120 is replete rvith provisions on sexual offences.

Chapter XIV of the Uganda's Pcnal Cocle Act (Cap 120) spccifies the follorving sexrral offcnccs: rape, dcfilement, Abduction and kidnapping, Indccent assaults, etc., proclrring clefilement of u,omen by threats, Dctention with scxual int.ent, opcrating Brothels, cngaging in prostilr-ttion L'tc.
Pertinent to this invcstigation are: Scct.ion 123 of the Penal Code provides for the offence of rape: "Ang person tuho has unlatuful camal krLotuledge of a Luoman or girl, uithout ler consent, or tuith ler consent, if the consent is obtained by force or bg mearts of threats or intimidation of ang kind ctr bg fear of bodilg LLann, or by meants of false representations as fo the nature of the act, or in the case of ct naried woman, bg personating her husband, commits the felong tenned rape."
Section 12il of the Penal Codc provides f<rr thc offence ol indecent assault on females: (1) AnlJ person who unlau,fullg and indecentlg assnults any uotnan or girl commits a felonA and is liable to imprisonment for fourteen years, tuith or utithout corporc punishment.

(2) tt shall be no defence to a charge for an indecent assault on a girl under the age of eighteen Aears to proue that she consented to the act of itdecency.
(3) Arty persott tuho, ittendin.g to ittsult the modestg of any uomcrn or girl, utters any utord, ntakes any sound or gesture or exhibits antl object, intend.ing that such word or sound shal.l be leartl, or L ch gesture or object shall be seen by such wom.an or girl, thctt \.\ ^i l,t-' @.^*.- 4 \.

(\: - i'1t(1(l- I 1'\ ''\'- ' I ,\ \J or intntdes upon the priuacA of such LDonran or girl, cononits a misdernectnor and is liable to irnpisonmert for one gear.

Section 141.

Attempts to procure abortion.


Ang person uLho, tuith.

intent to procure the miscarriage of a u.

)oman tuhether she is or is nol uith.

child, unlawfullg administers to her or causes l'Ler to take any poison or other noxiotts thing, or uses anA forc.e of ang kirrd, or uses any other means, cornmits a felony and is liable lo irnpisonment for fourteen !

!ears.

Section 142.

Procuring miscarriage.


Any tuoman uho, being uith child, tuith intent to procure her oun rriscaniage, unlaufullg administers to herself ang poison or other noxiorrs thirtg, or uses arzU force of ang kind, or uses any other fiLeans, or permits ang such things or me(uls to be administered to or used on her, commits a felony and is liable to impisonment for seuen years.

Section 143.

Supplying drugs, etc.

to procure abortion.


Ang person uho unlawfullg supplies to or procltres for ang person anAthirtg, ltnotuing that it is intended to be unloufully used to procure tlrc niscatriage of a uoman, uthether she is or is not uith child, comrnits a felony artd is liable to imprisonment for three aears.

The Prevent.ion ol'1'rafficking in Pcrsons Act, 20O9 also offers some insight ( on certai,l sexual practiccs and relat.ionships.

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Scction 2 of the Act, dcfincs scxurrl exploitation to includc forced marriage, child marriargc, forced labor, harmful child labour, use of a person in illegal activities, dcbt bondage, slavery or practices similar to slavery or servitude etc.

Ochcr forms inclucle dcnial of right to use contraceptives, forced abort.ions :rnd forcecl prostitution.

2.O TERMS OF REFERENCE The Committec acloptcd the following Tcrms of Reference; 1.

To establish the legal status of the Bryar-r White Foundation 2.
'lo establish the violation o[ Human Rights as alleged (in particular sexual violcncc and abusc) 3.

Recommenclations and the rvay forward.

3.O WITNESSES It..t1 Tle Committee met arLd irteracted with the follotuing tuitnesses 1.

Hon.

Kibalya Hcnry, MP Bugcrbulct Countg Souttt .

Vivian Muta.nda 3.

Ms. Namutebi Mother of lv'ls.

Stella Nanda uula 4.

Ms Esther Ndanula - Sisler of Ms. Stella Nandauula 5.

Ms. Namirembe .Ioyce - Mother of Ms. Leticia Nabulime 6.
Mr. Charles Olenv , Chairperson Board of Directors, NGO &.

Bureau 7.

Mr. Okcllo Stephen, Ag AD, NGO Bureau 8.

Ms. Rhona Babw,eteera - l{cad, Ciender Equality ancl VAWP, UGANET 9.

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Mutuuzo Pea<:e Regis, Minister of Statc , Ministry of (iender, Labour and Social Dcvclopment , l-[.r frr (S[= 6 @,-.-\ .-.-.!

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Contmissioner for Gender and Womert Affairs 11.Mr.

Ramadhan Mbago, Ilead of Operations - NEXT Media 12.Mr.

Kafuko Peter - NBS 13.Mr.


t(evin l(aija.

Kyomuhcrldo - The Producer Uncut NBS 14.

Mr. Assan Kasir-rg,r,e - AICP, on behalf of the Inspector General of Police 1 5.

Ms. Kvomukama Maggie M -Assl Conrrnissione r for GerLder and Wometr Affairs The Comrnittee l\:as not able to interact u,ith Mr. Brian l(irumira q,ho $,as hospitalized ert the time of thc investigation.

The Committec made sct'eral attempts to rcach him until i[ was ascertained that he was indisposed in Nakasero Hospital.
In line '.vith Article 28 ol the Constitution on thc right to a-r fair hetrring, the Committee ha<l '"r.ishcd to avail an opportunit).to thc above namcd to clefend himscll over the far-reaching allegations that had becn made against h'im but this was not possiblc.

Civen that the case \r!,as reported to Police and is undcr investigation, the Committee will follor,,.

it up to its logical conclusion and ensure that justice is dispenscd.
The Committee also carricd ont ficld visits to Shclters of women laced with Gencler Based Violence in Masaka and .linja.

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"h -.1 i', il t\r 4.L TO ESTABLISH THE LEGAL STATUS OF THE BRYAN WHITE FOUNDATION Thc Committee notes that the allegations of human rights violations u.ere made against Mr. Brian l(irumira the individual horvcver givcn that the accusers were employed by the Brvan White Foundation, it i. r,/- f,Iiil' \t\r-.
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4.1.1 BRIEF BY THE NGO BUREAU The NGO Bureau is thc regulatory body of all NGOs.

Thc N(iO Act repealecl the NGO registration Board Act Cap 113 r.here the Bureau derives its mandatc.
af Purpose of the Bryan White Foundation Mr. Charles Olcny, Chairpcrson of thc NGO Burcau inf<rrmcd the committec th.rt thc Bryan White Foundation was registered for the follorving purpose: i) To emporver and look after abandoned childrcn, abandoned orphans and strcet children, reliei'ing them ol thcir suflering and supporting thcm through diflicult timcs.
ii) 'l'o promote education, health and general devclopment of thc communities iii) To fullill thc basic needs of childrcn through accommodation , tood , clothing and education The Foundartion \!

'a s registered to opcrate country rvide and not only in orre locartir.rn.
The physical arrca of operation is at Musajja Alurn b'"r.a road, Kampala Founders The founders of the l'ounclation are: Mr. Kirumirar Brian and Mr. Sc'balu Moses Date of Registration T[-re Organisation r,r,as registcred rvith thc NGO Bureau on thc 22nd da1'of January 2OI9.

It had earlier been incorporated rvith Uganda Registratiorr Seniccs Bureau (URSB) on the 23,d day of November 2O17, opcrating as a Communitl, Based Org:tnisation in Kampala.
bl cf L\'- I, ( ttt - .r I @=..,.= 8 t<,.-- \ f The Committee was infcirme<l that from 8& August to 9(l' Septembcr 2019, the Ministry of lnternal Aflairs through thc NGO Bureau unclertook a verification and validation exercise of all registcrecl NGOs opcrating in the country to ascertain chcir exact number.
At the end of thc excrcisc, the Minister of lnternal Affairs on the 13th da1' of Nor.ember 20 19, communicated that N(iOs that had not undcrtaken lhc exercise were not supposed to opcrate and that rcsponsible Ministries, Departmcnts and Ag<:ncies and Local Covernmcnt Authorities \t,ere to take appropriate action against any such organisations rvhich t.r,cre not validatcd trnd yet continued to opcratc.
Thc purpose !i,as Lo root out briefcase NGOs and ensure that rvhat they rvere registcred to do is u,hat thcy trrc d<.ring.

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local governments are also able to check and confirm rvho is olrerating in thcir clistric ts.

'l'he Committeer horvever learnt that thc Bryan White Foundation did not valiclate durir-rg thc stipulated period and thercfore does not appear on the upclatcd NCO register.
4.1.2 BRIEF BY MINISTER OF GENDER, LABOUR AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT Thc MancLatc of the Ministry o[ Gender is spelc out in thc Constitution.

The Committee lvas informed th{rt the Ministrv relates $.ith NGOS as development partners, limiting themselvcs to the scope and coverage of issues concerning Gender, Labour and Social i Devclopmerrt.

lrrformation arrailed bv thc Ministrv of Cender indicates that the Br1,an White Foun<lation rvas rcgisterect to gir.e help to vulnerublc communities.
Thc Committee rvas informed that the Ministry had I I i lti nrtR i not inreracted q,ith Mr. Brian Kirumira and there hacl not been any information availed to the Ministr]' until the matter came to the public domain.

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'oundation \\:as nevcr registered as a charitl/ organisation related to Gencter ancl its lvorks rvere not clear to the Ministn'.
The Minister informed the committce that there rvere 10,280 cases of Gcnder Based Violence reported betu.een Januirry to April 2020 during the COVID lockdo'"un and er numbcr of media campaigns are bcing airecl against this.

'l'he Ministry is in the process of amending lar.l,s on (iender Based Violence.

The Minlster fufiher inJormed the Committee tho.t in Kamull 673 girls reported.

ccses o/ rape in 2019 but those thdt were brought to concluslon u)ere onlg 4.
She attributed this to failure of the uictims to auail themsehrcs to conclude the cases.

She irrformccl the Committee that Ms. Stella Nandarvula '"r'as rcscued and taken to a shelter, r,vhich had about 35 women, noting that survivors of GBV are not treated like criminals, thel'are allowed to move.

The Committee \\.as informed that all the 13 shelters for women in thc entire country are in the hands of the private sector and can onhJ accommodate up to 50 '*,omen at a time .
Thc statc is interestcd in thc matter but Ms. Nandawula must adclucc evidcnce gir.en that hcr disappearancc had impcded the invcstigation process to continue.

Shc appealed to all those victims rvho had disappeared to speak ouL in order to get justicc.

\5* i lrir 1;it int '- , -.- | 10 l\- ^ \'- ''\ I, Challenges; 'l'he Minister informed the committce that challenges in the fight against.
GBV are not bccause ol thc larv but qrhcre mcn override thc po\rvers of females, supcriority, unequal porvvers of distribution of q,ealth, poverty unemployment and cultural norms that discrimi rrate against lvomcn.

All thesc firctors make women vulncrable tr.r thcir tormentors an<l they lail to avail infrrrmation u.hich q,ottlcl bring thcir tormentors to b<-rok.
The Minister n<-rtecl that there rvere other pcople irr the line of duty that lverc facilitating repeated abortions by the girls that ra,erc a.llegcdlv sexually abr,rsed by lvlr.

Briarr Kirumira and all these shoulcl bc brought to book.

She appealed to Ms. Stella Nandawula and others who had suffered human rights violatioos to stand their ground and support the agencies of government to ensure that this matter is brought to its conclusion Observations 1.
Thc committee concluded that the Bryar-r White Foundation is operational ra,ithout any lcgal mandaLc in accordance '"r,ith the NGO Act 2016.

The N(iO Burearu is undcrstalfcc{ rvith 4 technical stalf and 6 suppcrrt staff t.hus unable to carr_v olrt its monitoring function elfectiveIr,.

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The Committee r\.as concerned thar only a dismal number of cases on GBV s.erc concluded in 2019 and thzrt the Ministrv of (iender, labour and Social Dei,elopment hacl not put in place rnczrsurcs to cnsure that more cases could be concluded in order to provicle justice to the victims '._ t_ .t t. l.t.t.t-1-Lu- t l.-, , !$h' @--.

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The Committee established that thc N(iO Bureau is undcrfunded rvith a buclget ol UGX 3 billion ir.r comparison with UGX 21 billion that it requires to e fliciently carry out its functions.

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Out <tf 14,207 rcgistered NGOs on record, only 2 1 18 had valiclated at thc crld of the 1-month rcgistration pcriod that had been provided bet',r,een August and September 2O19.

Recommendations 1.
Recommendations 1.

The NGO Bureau should shut down all NGOs that have not been validated long after the period ofgrace elapsed.

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The NGO Bureau should be adequately funded and ought to be saved not merged or scrapped in order to effectively carry out its mandate.

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The NGO Bureau should strengthen its monitoring function so that the functions of NGOs are streamlined in line with what they were registered to do.

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Government should set up its own shelters for women whose rights had been have been violated, noting that out of 1O cases reported at police, over 6 ofthem are on GBV TO ESTABLISH 'II'HETHER THERE WAS A VIOLATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS.

\ The committee receiued teslirnonies reqarcling the uiolation of human ights of Ms. Stella Nandcttuula arLd other girls as follotus; .2.1 Hon.

Kibalya Henry, MP Bugabula County South ( He statecl that he got concerned about Ms. Vir.ian Mutanda's testimo?)'
on the NBS Uncut pro ' !.- gram u'hen she stated that she ad {--r-.

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Ms. Muttanda stated that she was under the hands of Mr. Brian i(irumira that could not free her and she lvas fearing for her lif'c.
He foun<l out the said girls rvho had been recruitcd as ushcrs lcrr the Brian White Foundation '"vere brokered by a gentleman callcd l{irabira Dclct-v.

Although there was no signed contract at the commcncomcnt of their employment, thc girls had beerr told that the.v rvould earn UGX 3,000,000 per month, an amount that the!'

did not receive.

Thc girls namell'; Stella Nanda.,r,ula, Vivian Mutanda and Moon Tckisha lvere ushers during the dav and rvore sexuallv abused at night.
4.2.2 Discussion With NBS Television Team The Commit.tce intcractcd q.ith Mr. Kevin Kaija Kyomuhendo, the Heacl of TV Production at NBS Television and Mr. Ramadhan Mbago, thc lJcad of Opcrations at Ncxt Media.

Mr. Mbago, the Head Operations- Next Media informed the Committee that this was an issue crl interest picked ofl social media inclucing thc NBS tcam to dig decper to find out exactly ',vhat tas --hippening.
They triecl to reach Ms. Nandau,ula rvho u,as not rvilling to spcak but her farmily n,as rvilling to divulge more information.

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-- .\ fL\- - 13 r, ( s'l Police infrrrmcd NBS that they had opened a filc on the casc aud were going to invest.igate further.

Ms. Nandat'ula rvas more of a q'histlc blorver but immccliately rvithdrcw, made another clip and then disappeared.

NBS dicl not get in touch with Ms. Nanda'"rula from thc onset.

NBS optecl to follow up r.r'ich the other victims rvho '"r.ere u.illing to spcak.
It u,as furthcr n<-rtccl that Brian White's home lvas guarded making it difficult lor NBS to get in touch q'ith Ms. Nandawr-rla.

The Committee rvas inftirmcd that during the course of the investigation, some o[the NBS staff u,ere trailed by unkrronn people at about 8.30 prn after their shou, on TV and rvere rescued w'hen thcv clrove to Central Policc StaLion.

They have got thrcats through emissarics some oI r.hom are unknorvn to the producer of the Uncut Programme.
NBS thankcd Parliament for taking interest in a mattcr of human righcs abuse, noLirlg that on a number of occasions issues are reported in the mcdia and arc left unresolved.

Tl-rc NBS team highlighted tl-rc importance of a frce and fair society ancl the necd for the committee to investiljate u,hy young girls leavc home and get into the hands of their tormentors noting that thcy need to be advised and guided so that thc5.

d6n'1 fall into such traps.

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Rhona Babwetera UGANET Ms. Rhona Babn etcra, the Head Gender Equalitlr ancl Violence against Women Programme at U(}ANET interacted rvith the Cornmittce arnd informed mcmbers as follorvs; UGANE f is a rt'omen's rights organisation that has been in cxistence lor over 20 years tackling several issues among rvhich is prevcntion ancl response to Gender based violence.
'.--| ,l i n-,.tq1p.1p6;i C:E'c'-'<-: t4 f- )*- I'I Shc irrformccl the Committce that during the COVID l-ock down, there rrvere scveral cascs of human rights violations and set'eral lvomen cxperienced gender basecl abuses.

UGANET t.hus r.r'orked qrith the Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development to put in place a shclter for rvomen u,ho hacl becn abused.

She observed that many women stayed home but .

"r,ere never safe.
"r,ere never safe.

UGANET also put in place a toll frce line and called on people to contact them r,rrherc therc r.vas need.

Interaction of UGANET with Stella Nandawula Ms. Rhona Babwetera a Laul.er by profcssion rvas contacted by one Bsther Ndau,ula rvho is a biological sister of Stella Nandarvula, requesting ttrat U(}ANET rescues hcr sistcr urho rvas being held as a scx slave of Mr. Brian Kirumira a.k.a Brian Whitc.

She also referred to a vidco, r.hich her sistcr had made requesting lor help.
Ms. Babq,etcra shared thc video rvith the Director ol UGANET who decided that CID is informcd.

Shc shared the informatior-r with Alande Opolot of CID and with the help of Mr. AIGP Assan Kasing.e shc lodg<:d ir complaint at Kabalagala Police station.

lJou,ever she $,as not.

hclped cxpeditiousll' at the Police station.


The Committec was concerned that Ms. Bablvetera had to ivelit at Kabalagalzr Police Station lrom 7.30 am to 4.0O pm to get back np lice in ordcr to access Mr. Kirumira's home in Buziga u'here thc victim'"r,ers (iitr t Mr. Kirumira dcclined to go to thc police station after he u.as summoned and at his home the policc had to bargain through the OC CID for about 30 to 40 minutes before they could gain access to thc house.
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Bablvctera spoke to Ms. Stella Nandarvula and erll she was strf ing rvas; "nkutegagiridde tondeka trl,rl,no naye tokagana na Brian Basobola okutila u)o.no," Interprcted to mcan "I'm beggittg you, please don't leaue me here but don't argue utith Brian, they can kill yr:u from here" Ms. Nandau,ula lr,as under threat given hcr statement to the U(IANDT la',rver that.

; "Bankaka okukola bino bgonna bgenkola, buolemerako bagenda kuttd."
Theg are forcitg ne to do all that I'm doing but if ltou insist, theg tuill kill gou Ms. Babrvetera observed thaL Ms. Nandar,"rrla had a sr.ollen face rvhen she lolr.ered hcr face mask, a sign lhat shc had been Lortured.

Ms. Ifab$,etera insisted that she takes her client Ms. Nandarvula to the police station to makc a statement but this angercd Mr. Kirumira r.r,ho thcn produced another video that showed the girl countering her initial statcment alluding to sexual abusc and violation of her rights.
Shc inlormed thc Committee that Mr. Kirumira's Buziga home rvas surrounded 'uvith policemen that guarded him, dressed in blue camouflagc uniform.

Ms. Babwetera insistecl on focusing on the first video to rescue Ms. Nandarvula from the premiscs because she was sure beyond reasonable doubt that the girl rr,as thrcatened and had made the second video under duress.
Ms. Nanda..l'urla confessecl that she had been forcecl to record the second video countering her initial accusations ancl had been given the words to s.ry.

The comrnittce lcarnt rt,ith dismal, that although Ms. Babrvctera and the allcged victim dr()ve arr..ay from Mr. Kirumira's Buziga home (t !-.

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proceedccl to the police headquarters in Naguru rvhere thel' managed to gct away, taking the vicdm eo the UGANDT shelter for her safety.

llcr phone number and Lhat of the latyer rvcre srvitchcd olf ar-rcl she s,as takcn through four clays of counseling before shc coulcl record a statcmcnt rvith police.

'l\,r o different doctors carricd out cxaminations on Ms. Nanda.,vula, including the police sllrgeon and a Gender Bascd Violcncc Specialist at the Women's hosprtal in Mulago.
The rcsults qrerc not availcd bccausc they wcre going to bc submitted to court.

In her statemcnt, Ms. Nandavi,ula stated that she had carried out a number of abortions as a result.

of forced unprotected sex rvith Mr. Kirumira and thar.t shc thought she was pregnant again but the pregnanc], rcsults lverc ncgative.

Ms. Babwetera irrformed the committee that besides Ms. Nandartula, therc rvcre othcr w'omcn ',vho had bcen trafficked and are bcing torturcd in diffcrcnt places in che country.
Several lvomen sr-rffering human rights violations had contacted UGANET for help, noting that in a periocl of trvo weeks, UGANET received up to 700 clcspcmtc calls from \\,omen whose rights had bcen violated.

4l2.4 Ms. Namutebi Stella, mother ol Ms. No,ndo.wulrr Stella \Ji Shc inlormed thc committee that her daughter Nanclarvula Stella u,as born in Uganda q,here she studied until she completed her'A' levcls.
She did not go to Universitv bllt therealtcr went to tive rvith her father in Rrvanda rvherc shc evcnt-uall.r, graduated ancl got a job.

Shc horver.cr rcturned to Uganda rn herc she \r.antecl to n ork.

Ms. Nandarvula started rvorking rvith the Briern Whitc Foundation in i- 20t7.

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l. I 1 t:, \s t7 d \ ,i'.i' t l\ 3 fu-r one incident in 20 19 Stella called her mother and informed her that Brian White had bcaten her up and she was bruisecl and yet he had rrot takerr her to the hospiterl.

In anoLhcr inciclenL she called again informing her mother that she had becn bacll1.

bcaten and not taken to hospital.

The mother n'eut to Brian White's house to fincl her daughtcr but u'as denicd access b1z the guards.
The Comnittee rLoted that Mr. Kirumira's utife had to lie to the uictim's mother that the uictim had trauelled to Busunju Aet she was at the house at the tirne.

The Committee leamt that Mr. Kirutmira's toife dtd this in ord.er to protect her husban.d from embarrassment, giuett that the uictirn.

had nrurks on her skin indicating that she had been heauily beaten.

This information vr.as corroborated by Ms. Vivian Mutanda who itrformed the cornmittee tha.t she !

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'as aL the house rvhcn Ms. Namr,rtebi carne to check on her daughtcr but given the battercd state that Ms. Nandat'ula t,as in, Mrs. Kirumira convinced hcr to keep au.ay from the mothcr and see her on a cliffcrent day rvhen she rvas bet[er.

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back tr.r Buziga the follon ing day and pickcd Ms. Nandarvula.

She rvas badly bruised and so hcr mothcr ') took her back to Rs'anda.
al Threats and blackmail by the Perpetrator Brian Wtrite called Ms. Ntrndaun-rla's mother and informecl her that her daughtcr rvorked for thc gor.ernment so she could not just leave abruptl,rr and had to get back to \.ork.

He also threatenccl Ms. Nandawula that he rvould takc her Mother ir-r to custody if she didn't go barck and lvork for him.

Ms. Nandan'r-rla thercforc left R'"vanda -4. ffi;"...-- \ \)rJ l.---,- - ( 18 I I l.w I rrl: t 1 ; ,.
f1'\ alld \r:ent back to Brian Whitc but erfter trvo months she rvas bcaten agair-r. She escapecl ancl rvcnt back home and told her Mum that she herd to lcave the Founclation.

Mr. Kirumira however trackecl her again and lalsificd a rcport to tsuziga Police that Stella had stolcn USD 5300 and disappearcd thus the police tracked her.

This infuriated the mother, Ms. Namutebi but Mr. Kirumira insisted that Ms. Nanclaw,ula worked for thc government and couldn't leave.
He also admitted to the mother that the claim that he li,as robbed u,as false bnt it n as made in order to get Ms. Nandaun-rla back.

While she t as at thc policc station sevcral military oflicers shorved up and Ms. Namutebi let Mr. Kirumir:r take Ms. Nandarvula back ouc of t'right.

FIc hou,ever beat her up allain and this limc rvhen she cscaped she didn't come back home for learr ol putting her lamilf in danger.
Hcr mochcr and sister rvere arrestecl and cluestioned by the police and CMI abor-rt the rvhereabouLs of Ms. Nnndawula.

They spent a night in custocly and w.cre relcasecl on policc bond.

The Comtnittee LUas conc.ented that Ms. Namutebi, the mother of Stella N a ndatuula stated that uheneuer the farnily tied to inquire ctbout a.tLAthing BriarL Wlite uoulcl tell theil that Ms. Nandawula worked for the gouemtnent and could not be accessed.
IIer mother could not contact her for any family functions or issues because the uictim was the onlg one utlto uas able to call.

t- Ms. Namutebi also informccl the committee that Ms. Nandawula ivorked lbr the Foundation but was never paid.

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4.2.5 Ms. Esther Ndawula Ms. Esther Ndar,,r-rla, sister to Ms. Stella Nandarvula informed thc committee that towards the end of 2Ol9, Stella called her sister Esthcr Nclalr.ula and informed her that she n'as at a clinic oppositc Normad bar in Bunga, she n'as sick and had been on drip.

She looked obviousl).

lr.ot.rl and srvore that she lvould not rcturn to the Brian White Foundalion.

Horvcver, Mr. Kirumira lbrcefullv took her back to his house liom the clinic.
4.2.6 Ms. Vivian Mutanda Shc s(arted ri'orking with tl-rc Brian White Founda.tion in Decembcr 2017 rvhcn shc u'as 18 vears old and was identilied by one Kirabira Edd-r.' r.vho got her the job.

She r,as an usher a nd she n ould visit different areas to give out matcrials on behalf of the Brian White Foundation.

Mr. Kirumira dicl not pa_v thc girls althougir hc hacl promised that he rvould pa1, chem UGX 3,000,000 per month.
Ms. Mlltanda informcd the .....,/Committee rhat throughout their stay, they rvere only pai<l UGX 1,000,000.

The perpetrator horvevcr alw'ays gave them moncy to cater for expcnsive hairstyles.

He told thcm that the], wcre governmcnt property and it rvas difficult lor them to leave.

'lhey rtere living in fear.

He threatened them that if they leit they rvould be killed id,hrlittil.ti',.
{-1_ (w-*_&, L.,.-.-_ \ 20 c <ttf'.-6 ., 1 1 Shc infrrrmed thc Committee that Mr. Kirumira treated the girls as if tl-rcy',r,cre l-ris propertl,.

He took their mobile phones but rvhenevcr he rvould beat them theri rvould take pictures using his phone and save them on an email.

FIe u,ould have sex rvith rvhichevcr one of them t.hat he s,anted rvithout protection and he did not allorv them to contact an-"- o[ their famill.

or friends.
or friends.

Ms. Mutanda inforrned the Committee rhat she carried out abortions three times.

Ms. Mutanda and Ms. Nandawula managed to escape then the), rvcrc givcn money to go to the hairclressers but feared to contact their families because Mr- Kirumira kncu, rvhere to find them- The girls couldn't easily leave Mr. Kirumira's Buziga house because u,hcncvcr they'n,ent to any police station they would not be helped.
ln one incident, Brian White informed Chieftainclr of Military lntelligence (CMI) that thel' had stolen his la.ptops.

The girls ctenied this and stated that Mr.

I(irumira had camcras :rt.

home so they could find out that informat.ion iI it rvcre truc.

Ms. Mutanda informed the Committee that Ms. Nandaw'ula nceded assistancc to be clclivered from his tormentor.

Accordin g to Ms. Mutanda, Ms. Nandarvula had retr-rrnecl to Mr.
I{irumira's home because hc blackmailed her that he would report that she rvas an informer to Rrvanda given that shc carried a Rrvandan Passport.

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Mutanda informccl the Committec that the girls were not prostitutes; thc.v set out to look for jobs but w.cre sexually abusecl.

They nere left \('ith nothing anci had nowhere to start.
She appealed that Ms. Stella Nanda',r.ula be rescuecl from Mr. Kirumira and that Mr. Kirumira rrlso pays thc girls for the 2 years and 2 months that -( .1"_ the r,;orked. )

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Nabulimc had bcen employe<l by the Bryar-r White Founclati<-rn rvhere she rvorkecl for 3 to 4 months in 2019 ancl thcreafter left against the s.ish of Mr. Kirumira.

Ms. Nabulime confided in her Mother that Mr. Kirumira a.k.a Brian Wh ite rapcd her and got hcr pregnant after aduiterating her drink at a party rvith either alcohol or drugs.

She rvas 17 ycars old at thc timc.


Mr. Kirumira threatenecl Ms. Nabulimc 's Mother and agrecd that he used her ctaughter and u.as responsiblc for the girl 's pregrlanc-y".

Ms. Nabulime hacl the child rvho is norv 7 months olcl and living n,ith her in Germany.
', 4.2.4 BRIEF BY UGANDA POLICE FORCE ( Mr. Assan Kasingve, the Assistant Inspector Gcneral of Police informed the Committee that he receivcd a call on 13tr of May 2020 from a Legal Oflicer lvho rvorks rvith UGANET called Rhona lJabq,etera ancl she gar.c him details of the allegations that were airecl on thc Uncut Program on NBS telei,ision.

[{c inlormed thc committ.cc that he heads thc child and famitv protection department q,hich also handles issues of GBV.

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to go to Kabalagala Policc Station and rvas going to send the head of the family protection department to join her.

Thc AIGP informed the Committec that he n'as disappointed that the OC CID did not use his powers as a police officer to fincl the accuscd and trcat the matter urgently.

The AIGP informed members that the Regional Police Commander and thc Larq's1 from UGANET could not readily acccss Mr. Kirumira's horne in Buziga.
Ms. Nandawula rvas hon cr,cr rescued at 6.00 prn but The Assistant Suprctendant of Policc, Ms. Marion Kutuusa rnade a dcsperate call to the AIGP inlorming l-rim chat there !i'as a car ',vith armed policcmen that follou,cd the rescue part.v.

The AIGP asked them to divert thcir route tvvicc but thcy $'cre still follorved, thus the AIGP directcd thcm to drivc torvards the Police headquarters in Naguru rvherc thcy finally got anar, and then took Ms. Nandaru,ula to the Shclter homc.
Ihis narratiue tuas corroborated bg Ms. ISabuLetera uhert she appeared before the Corrunittee.

The AIGP informed the Committec that the sccurit_v at Mr. Kirurnira's house rvere dressed in a police uniform of thc Presidential Police Guard (PPG) and that the), l-rad their o'"r.n unit of command.

Thev'"r'ere at thc Police Startion .,r,,ith thcir gnns and the AIGP took it t t the)'werc attachccl to Mr. Briarl Kirumira.
Rose Nandawula Acting Commissioncr of the Child ancl Safe ty Departmcnt informed the committee that statements u'ere taken from Ms. Nanclaur-rla ancl Ms, Vivian Mutanda rvho later made similar allegations about Mr. lirumira.

Ms. Leticia Nabulime who lives in (iermany also made similar allegations about the accused.

She informed the Committee that the Criminal Investigations Department (CID) would tvrite co Intcrpol w'hich would contact 12 \\!- .,}-l .q I lnnn iiru,t,,.
/ ir r.-:i Jr Bcrlin and seek rnutual legal assistancc t.o cake statemcnts from Ms Nabulime and makc a report to Uganda.

af Rose Nalubega - Acting Commissioner, sexual offences and Children Offences department at CID Headquarters.

She inlorrnccl the Committce that the CID started inrrestigations about the said allegations in liaison with UGANET.

Ms. Nandaq'ula appeareci belbre the CID for inLervit-'rv, statement.

recording ancl investigations.


Ms. Narnda.uula rejected the option of staying at the shelter thus she rvas handcd over to the mother rvho q.as asked to protcct her as the investigations vuerc pursued.

The girls lverc slrpposed to make fresh statcrnents on scxual exploitation hou'evcr at the time, Ms. Nandarrl'ula had just bcen rescued and requested to record the statement u,hen she rv?rs in a betLcr statc of mincl after counsclling.
?his did rtot happen because wtder threa| slrc retunted to Mn Kirumirat hoase.

b) What the investigators did The invcstigalors continuecl the investig.rrions, carried out medical xaminations, took blood samples ol the victims, and they contacred .
!., NBS televisit-rn and Ugancla Communications Commission to gct the contacts of the othcr victim The CID arrested Mr. Brian Kirumira, intervierved him, recordcd his statemellt, took him lor me<lical examination and seerrched his home, got documents of cvidential value w'hich cannot be disclosed.

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tg .,\ Jr The CID a.lso got the contacts of Mr. Kirabira u'ho connected the girls to Mr. Kirumira and carried ou[ the necessary iuvescigations.

The Committec !r,as informcd that it was important to havc lhe victims rccord statements to have the cases continue in court.

c| Deployment of Police Officers to Brian \[hite's home Mr. Trviine Charles the PRO Uganda Policc stated thac the Police was committed t<-r dispose of this case rvith total impartiality.
The girls had been accused of stcaling a lap top but in the alibi, Police found out che girls ncvcr stole an-vthing from l3rian but they lvere running arvay lrom sexua.l harassment.

He notecl that a wise police officer should have taken up the statemcnt fr<-rm there but that ',vould be dealt w'ith internallv.

The Commi ttee lvas assured t.hat Police ra'as committecl to investigate the case up to its logical conclusion.
4.3 OBSERVATIONS, RECOMMENDATIONS AND THE WAY FORWARD The Committee rnade the follouing obseruatiorrs; 1) The Committec concludes that therc rvas a violation of human ghts by Mr. Kirumira agetinst Ms. Stella Nzrndarvula, Ms. Vivian Mutanda, Ms. Leticia Nabulime and othcrs from the testimonies given bv Hon.

Kibalya, Ms. Rhona Babwetcra, Ms. Namutebi, Ms. lJsther Ndarvula and corroborated by Ms. Vivian Mutanda one of the victims of the violations.
2) Ttre Committee further concludes that Ms. Lcticia Nabulime having been below l8 ycars was defiled by Mr. Kirumira Brian 3) Mr. Kirumira uscd and manipulated security agencics and o rativcs to ensure that his victims rvere kept in confiqement.

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I(irumira threatcned and blackmailcd the victims, thcir lamilics and anl,eng who attempted to give them assistancc.
5) Mr. Kirumira deniecl his victims the right to communicate w'ith their families 6) Mr. Kirumira grossll,' sexually abr:sed his victims to the cxtent tha.t they had to carry out frcquent arbortions.

7) Mr.

I(irumira facilitated the abortions that rvere carried out by tlee girls as he rvould pay the required amount and provide tr.rrlsport erncl police cscorts to them.

He did not tolerate anJ, pregntrncies.

The Committce notes that this contrivcd.

Section 141 ot the Pcnal Code Act.


8) Thc victims lived in fcar and desisted from contacting Police given that Mr.

I(irumira appearcd to have influence over the actions o[ el 10) the security agencies Thc Committee is gratcful to UGANET and appl:rucls Ms. Rhona Babwetera ftrr her brevitl, nncl persistence to rescue Ms. Stella Nandarvula from her tormentor.
The Committee commcnded NBS Television for bringing up issues that negati\,ely affect the communit_v and encouraged media houses to identif.v more issues that aflect thc society to enhance a\\rarencss.

t 1) De spite the cff<rrt made Lo rescue Ms. Nandawula, the committec notcd rl'ith concern that undcr threats from the accuscd, Ms. Nandarvula returned to Mr.

I(rumira's home.
I(rumira's home.

r2l Thc Cornmittce observcd that the Ministrt, of Gencler, Labour and Social Devclopment did not makc adequatc effort to trace Stella l3) Nandawula after she returnecl to Mr. Kirumira's home.

Tl-re Kabalagala Police did not act professionally rvhile handling thc matter.

Thcy appearcd to be compromiscd when they faited to prer,ail over Mr. Kirumira, a suspcct rvhen he \&'as summoncd and responded candidly that he rvas not availablc.

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14) The 1.our-rg girls r.r,e re confincd in Brian White s house for over a vear and this rvasn't picked up bv Police and all the relevant agencies.

This pointecl to a ne$.

u,ave of sexual molestation of girls unclcr the guise of cmplol.ment.
15) No person in this country should under the guise of being protected commit heinous offcnces like unlarvfull1, confining people against theirnill.

Worse still, in this case, this happened q,hen thc alleged perpetrator rvas guarded by uniformcd security.

16) The witnesscs tried to report their cases scveral times to police but the1.'

ma<le no head u'ay because thc policc was very friendly to Brian White and at onc time when thcSr attempted to report they werc accuscd o[ thcft.
17) The Committee commended the AIGP M. Assan Kasingvc given that he expeditiously took up the mattcr alter it was rcported.

18) lt was observed that the pcopb w'ho seem to be close to these womcn are the ones who inflict violcncc on thcm.
Recommendations committee recommends as follows; 1f Police should issue restraining orders to prevent Mr. Kirumira Brian from contacting the girls and their families whose rights were allegedly violated by him namely; Ms. Stella Nandawula, Ms. Vivian Mutanda, Ms. Leticia Nabulime and Ms.

Moon Tekisha \ 2f Mr.Brian Kirumira should be charged with defilement of Ms. Leticia Nabulime, a 17 year old at the time he raped her and got her pregnant.

This is in accordance with Section 129 of the Penal code Act.
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27 c)1e\ s -"-'-\- 3l Mr. Brian Kirumira should be charged with trafficking in persons in accordance with Section 2 of the trafficking in persons Act 2OO9.

4f Mr. Brian Kirumira should immediately be arrested and charged for all the sexual offences committed as outlined in this report given that justice delayed is justice denied.

5f The government through its security agencies should trace and produce Ms. Stella Nandawula.
6f The Uganda Police should expeditiously investigate the allegations of sexual abuse as outlined above and the culprit(sl should be prosecuted.

7f The Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development should provide counseling serrrices and psychosocial support for the girls whose rights were grossly violated by Mr. Kirumira.
8l The Inspector General of Police should take disciplinary action about the OC CID and the OC Kabalagala Police Station for their display of lack of impartiality and lucklustre way of handling this case.

5.O CONCLUSION The Comrnittce obscrves that rvhile the above case rvas airecl in the media thus drarving the attention of the public, it was an eyc opcner about the untolcl human rights rriolations that happen behind closed doors in our society.
The Committee notes that those violating the victims have porver ancl that they use this porver to try and influcnce the invcstigation proc('ss.

The Cr-rmmittc'e calls upon victims ol such violations to seek the assistance ol human rights agencics in or<ler to bring their tormentors to book in accordance rvith thc larv 1-.,_ 1 t l/, -tll \ 28 , r '-,!!!

L 5 F- Governmcnt of Ugarrcla must ensure that all human rights arc respected, protected and fullllled.
lt is Govcrnment's cardinal rcsponsibilitv to intcrvene ancl prosecntc those liable for violations.

Covcrnment should thereforc hold er,ert <-rrre and itself accountable.

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( -\'- I 29 REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON HUMAN RIGHTS ON THE ALLEGATIONS OF SEXUAL ABUSE AND VIOLATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS BY MR. BRIAN KIRUMIRA AGAINST MS. STELLA NANFDAWI'LA AND OTHER qIOMEN NO NAME CONSTITUENCY SIGNATURE 1 2 Hon.

Egunyu Nantume Buvuma Islands Janepher (Chairperson) Hon.
Taaka Agnes Weguli (Vice DWR Bugiri Chairpersonl Hon.

Nalulc Safi:r 3 4 Hon- Okabc Patrick 5 Hon.

Karungi Elizabeth PWD National Serere Countv DWR Kanungu 6 7 Horr.

Amocling Monicah DWR Kumi Hon.

Avaka Rose Atima DWR Maracha @--.-t,, \ i, t\ \,.1 Hon.

Bwino Fred Kyakulaga Hon.

liasozi Joseph Mnl.ombar 8 I l0 Hon.

Nsubuga Simeo 11 Hon.

Osoru Mourine t2 Hon.

I(olou Andreq, 13 Hon.

Ru,abogo Sylvia Kigulu County North Bukoto Micl-West Kassanda Cty South DWR Arua Toroma County DWR Kabarole t4 Hon.
Ouma George Abbot Bukhooli Countv 15 Hon.

Akell<-r Svlvin I 6 Hon.

Sabiiti Denis I7 Hon.

Baguma Spellanza 18 Hon, BiLangaro Sam DWR Otukc Rubanda West Countr.

DWR Kyenjojo Bufumbira County South 19 , Hon.

l_lHon 20 Chelimo Rcuben Paul sis Coun ty Dlotu Cosmas Dakabela Countv .t 21 Hon.

Barba Jamcs Boliba 22 Hon.

Onzima (lodfrey IJon.

Akello Lucv 24 Hon.

Mr-rhindo Harold 25 ['lon.

Oscgge Angellinc Koboko County Aringa North Countl, DWR Amun-r , Bukonzo East DWR Soroti 26 Hon.
Veronica Nanyondo DWR Bukomasimbi 27 Hon.

Komakcch Lvand ro Gulu Mun- Hon.

Fred Much-rkoi 29 Hon.lshrna Malabi Butebo County Youth Eastern ] Hon.

Kyargulanvi Ssentamu Kyadondo East 31 Hon.

Lydis Chekrvel DWR Kr,r'een I-{on.

Ssebaggata Abdulatif Kawempe South C(-.